大般涅槃經義記 4.8

4.8

In the third pair, 'if one speaks of suffering' cites their view of suffering: this says that conventional worldly pleasure is completely non-existent, and even the true bliss of nirvāṇa does not exist; this is generally called the view of suffering. 'This is the view of annihilation' concludes that annihilation differs from permanence. 'If one speaks of pleasure' cites their view of pleasure: saying that within saṃsāra there definitely is true bliss is called the view of pleasure. 'This again is the view of permanence' concludes that permanence differs from annihilation.